Preakness 2026 payout, purse, prize money: Betting breakdown by horse, jockey and trainer
LAUREL, MARYLAND - MAY 16: Napoleon Solo #10 ridden by jockey Ricardo Santana Jr. celebrates in the winners circle after winning the 151st Preakness Stakes at Laurel Park on May 16, 2026 in Laurel, Maryland. For the first and only time, Laurel Park is hosting the Preakness Stakes which is the second race of the Triple Crown jewel due to the traditional home of the race of the Pimlico Race Course undergoing complete renovations.
(Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images) Patrick Smith/Getty Images The 151st running of the Preakness is in the books and Napoleon Solo is your winner. Here is a breakdown of how the $2 million purse will be divvied up. Napoleon Solo wins the 151st Preakness Stakes at Laurel Park It was the first time the race had a 14-horse field since 2011.
Joy Schoenfield , 2026 Preakness purse and prize money The $2 million purse is split amongst the top five horses. Here is how Saturday’s finishers will fare: 1. Napoleon Solo (7-1): $1.
2 million 2. Iron Honor (8-1): $400,000 3. Chip Honcho (11-1): $220,000 4.
Ocelli (7-1): $120,000 5. Incredibolt (5-1): $60,000 How much does the Preakness-winning trainer earn? A typical split of the winning purse is 80% to the owner/ownership group and the remaining 20% being split between the trainer and jockey.